It has been a tumultuous few weeks for Alpine.
The Formula 1 team secured their second point of the season in the Monaco Grand Prix, as Pierre Gasly held on down the stretch to finish tenth and bring home his first point of the campaign. But the discussion in the hours after the checkered flag flew focused on an opening-lap incident between Gasly and teammate Esteban Ocon, who attempted an overtake of his teammate early in the race. That attempt led to a collision between the two, a damaged floor to Ocon’s A524, and a retirement for Ocon as well.
Team Principal Bruno Famin, speaking immediately after the
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